Grammar theory

Grammar theory is the study of how language is structured and how words fit together to form meaningful sentences. It explores the rules and patterns, such as syntax (sentence structure), morphology (word formation), and phonology (sound systems). These rules help us understand how language enables us to communicate effectively, convey ideas, and interpret messages. By analyzing grammar, linguists identify the principles underlying different languages, compare language systems, and uncover how humans acquire and use language naturally. Overall, grammar theory provides a systematic way to understand the internal logic that makes language meaningful and functional.